Free
- Three 15-second cuts, with sound
- Watermarked
- One change in plain words
- No card, no account
Website to video ad
Paste the address of the page you want people to land on. PageReel reads it, writes three 15-second ads from the words already on it and films them over your own page. The preview is free and watermarked; the finished files are $12.
Your headline and the sections under it, prices and numbers, the main button, your logo, your colours and your web font. The pictures in the ad are screenshots of the page itself.
Every sentence the ad says is checked word by word against the page text before anything renders. A line that isn't on your page doesn't make it into the ad.
Three different cuts of the same page. Poster leads with your headline. Proof shows each selling point on your page, highlighted where you wrote it. Bold is big type and fast cuts.
Each cut comes in 4:5 for the feed, 1:1, and 9:16 for Reels, Stories, TikTok and Shorts: nine full-HD MP4 files with licensed music and sound effects, mixed to −14 LUFS.
You get one change in plain words on the free preview, and one more after you buy.
There's no voiceover, no AI presenter and no stock footage. PageReel can only say what your page says, so a page with a vague headline and little text makes a weak ad. Fix the page first; the ad follows.
It can't read pages behind a login, and it only takes sites that are yours or a client's who asked you to make the ad.
A few minutes for the free preview. When other people are in line, the page tells you how many are ahead of you. The full-HD files take about ten minutes after you pay.
One link, three cuts, untouched. checometro.com is a site we run; the ad is written in the page's own language.
Free
$12 once
No. The preview needs no account and no card. You pay through Stripe only if you keep the ad.
A landing page with one clear promise and three or four specific points: numbers, prices, what's included. A home page that is mostly navigation gives the ad less to work with.
Yes, if the client asked you to. Tick the box that says so when you paste the link.
The language of the page. A Spanish page gets a Spanish ad.
Yes. The files are yours to run anywhere, and the music is licensed for use in the ad.